U.S. FARM WAGES
LOWEST FOR 34 YEARS.
WASHINGTON, January 23
Farm wages in the United States have dropped to their lowest point lor thirty-four years, according to the Department of Agriculture. They now range between 40 cents (at par Is Hd) and 1 dollar 75 cents (7s 3Jd) per day, with board.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1933, Page 7
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